The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-04
LOCAL BRIEFS,

LO-hOhhON l4AO H 4AbACb@ SOAAS1AOSS Wa
CoDYsne.
TIE FoREsrERs give 3 ball at the A.
q. q. ". hall next Friday.
4. LENNON was run in by the police
last night for being drunk.
R.K. THoxAs' announcement In this
Issue will be- read with interest by the
ladies.
SALT LAKE Typographical Union, No.
lis, meets at the usual place to day, al
? O'clook.
T. r. JOINS & Co. received yester
day; Bullion. $5,737.29; ore. 81 1871
stal, $7.92l.50.
WEL1s, FARGO & Co.'s shipments
yesterday were: Fine bars, 81, O0O; ore,
81 400; total, SIS, 400.
COIN Bios. have something to say to
the ladies In their advertisement this
morning. Read what 1t is. .
THE OFFICERS took TO the lookup the
Muldoon-Lhe only Muldoon about
herein rocky condition of lnebriety.
Mccormick & Co. g shipments yester-
day were: Hanauer bullion, $o,l2O;
silver and lead ores, $500; total,
$l3 800.
In TIE announcement of Taylor,
RomnFy & Armstrong, this morning,
builders and lumber men will see where
to 60 for supplies.
SEE THE change in the Walker BIOS.
60 5 advertisement this morning. The
offerings o. articles for Christmas gifts
are rare and cheap.
SEVERAL VISITORS from Ogden were
shown the operation of hitching up il a
few seccn ds at the Fire D partment
yesterday. They said the boys had it
own fine.
SUPERINTENDENT c. E. WURrELE, of
the Wyoming division of the Union
Pacific, has inherited q fortune from
his brother, whose death occurre: re-
Oently.-BOOmsrGng.
CHICKEN THIEVES are around again in
the eastern part of the city. Mrs. @.
Bailey, of the Tenth Ward, is their last
viotira. Will somebody please give
them some buckshot2
J. RYAN, the fellow arrested for va
grancy, having been detected in the act
of begging on Friday. pleaded guilty in
the Police Court yesterday, and was
sent Up for twenty days.
MARSHAL DYER says be thinks RudRer
ClaWson will be liberated about Wed
nesdsy next, and that he will not be
able TO do anything IN the matter until
he official papers arrive.
The MUSICAL wonder, the blind violin
ist, Prof. HeiDe, is coming to Salt Lake.
and IN company with his talented fam
lily, will give some concerts at the
the latter part OF the month.
TIE REGULAR monthly meeting of the
Sunday school officers and teacherS OF
the Salt Lake Stake will be held in the
Social Hall on Monday evening next, at
Z o'clock. J. Il. PARRY, Secretary.
WESLEY BROWNING has two very cred
table water colors on exhibition in the
windows of Oberndorfer's tailoring eS-
Both are little gems, AID
must be ranked with the finest water
color WORK ever done here.
DAKOTA, MONTANA, New Mexico.
Utah and Washington Territories will
make fight for Statehood this winter.
II they should all succeed, what a
stamping ground for disjointed poll
CkCA0AS AAL1OAo NO04u hOSOAAOs All
z ona Gazette.
TIE GARRETT party, mentioned in !
THE HERALD of yesterday, arrived in |
Salt Lake on q special D. 81 r. G. train, |
and were Immediately driven to the |
Walker House, where they are now
They will take in the sights
to-day and leave for the west to-mor-
.ow.
4 BRIEF special from Ogden this
at 40 O'Clock, stated that a
big rre was raging there, the store of |
Mr.. D. II. Peery being the scene of con-
iagration. Half an hour later we
learned that the fire was under control.
It was too late TO obtain further par
ticulsrs.
THK MANUFACTURES of the Deseret
Wooden Mills may now be found ia full
stock st the Eagle House. Mr.. Teas
del's mammoth announcement in this
ssue contains list of the homemade
articles made by the mills and carried
by him. They are all hrSt-clSss and are
marked down low.
CARLO, A large black dog owned by
Mr.. Charles Auer, jumped out of the
third. story window of the Wssatch
0Oll0lnR yesterday morning, narrowly
in his descent, Col. K. A. Wall,
Who was passing at the time. Beyond
q slight Spraiu of th5 forelegs, Carlo Is
reported as entirely unhurt.
s. P. TEAsDEL announces through THE
AERAJD to-day that he is carrying |
homemade cheeses of splendid quality. |
He states that the valley tan article is
better in grade and cheaper in price |
than the imported. MIR. Teasdel's hol- |
iday stock of fruits, currsnts and !
-aisiDs has also been opened and Is |
ready for the trade.
HAsLAM & PARDoE, proprietors of the
Gem Barber Shop. on First South |
Street, had q close call from the ire |
6end yesterday morning. A defective |
6ue is supposed to have been the cause |
Of the commotion. The flames were |
extinguished without much work, and |
the damage TO the bath tubs, near which |
the FIRE originated, is small. Their fire |
insurance policy expired st II O'Clock i
noon yesterday. few hours after the
AZ All 6sas0Rs.